Sentence examples for rod compartment from inspiring English sources
The photocurrent is injected in the rod compartment to simulate changes in the dark current caused by the light transduction process.
In mammals it is possible to recognize an initial aprismatic enamel layer at the dentin enamel junction deposited by secreting ameloblasts without Tomes' process, then the bulk of enamel with rod and interrod compartments forms with secreting ameloblasts with Tomes' process and finally the last-formed surface aprismatic layer of enamel with the retraction of ameloblasts' Tomes' process (15).
Sokolov, M. et al. Massive light-driven translocation of transducin between the two major compartments of rod cells: a novel mechanism of light adaptation.
For each trial, mice were placed in individual compartments; the rod was gradually accelerated from 1 to 40 rpm, in 1 rpm increases per 15 s.
Very quickly, Singh admitted his involvement in the attack, even producing two iron rods, covered in dry blood, from a compartment in the bus's cabin.
It had lost use of the remote controls for the reactors, and when the reactors began to overheat, two men had to go inside the shielded compartment to crank down the rods by hand.
The rotarod consisted of a rotating rod (diameter of 3 cm) and individual compartments for each mouse.
The rod model is a modified version of a single compartment model described by us elsewhere [16].
One compartment was all black with a stainless steel grid rod floor consisting of 3.2 mm rods placed on 7.9 mm centers and the other was all white with a 6.35 × 6.35 mm stainless steel mesh floor.
We used ITS on the trabecular compartment to evaluate the plate- and rod-related microstructural parameters.
Furthermore, phantoms exist containing small hollow spheres to be filled with radioactivity and inserted into a non-zero background activity compartment (Microhollow sphere phantom) and 'Derenzo-like' phantoms containing hot rods in a cold background or cold rods in a radioactive background (Mini Deluxe phantoms).
